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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1929
Page
7
A large mixed Classified section lists automotive services and sales, job ads, instruction, livestock and poultry markets, merchandise for sale, housing and real estate, moving services, and local business notices. It also includes partial street addresses and contact hints for Athens area offerings and services.
The District Court of the United States for the Northern District of Ohio in Columbus issues a public sale notice. Empire Discount Corporation versus The Athena Glazed Brick Company items to be sold as an entire property at 11:00 A M February 27 1929 at the Northerly part of the Federal Building in Columbus Ohio.
A detailed notice describes multiple tracts of land in York and Nelsonville, Athens County Ohio, with sections, townships, and right of way references. It outlines mining rights for coal clay oil gas and minerals, ownership bounds, road and river access, and obligations of sale including deposits, court approval, and receiver handling.
Livestock and produce prices show hogs steady to higher with receipts around 2400 to 4100 in several markets. Cattle and calves feature mixed gains with heavy fats and veal calves listed, while dairy and poultry reprices vary. Boston and Cleveland notes highlight steady hogs and tighter demand for high grade butter and eggs. Cincinnati report adds standard and seconds on livestock with price ranges for steers cows and lambs.
Julia Ginnan 65, wife of James Ginnan and resident of Athens County, died at 1 90 Sunday afternoon in Columbus. The body will be taken to the brother Maurice Gross at 88 East State Street after funeral arrangements are announced. She had long lived in Athens and earlier came from Jacksonvill e. Survived by husband, a daughter Gutman, adopted daughter Marie Spaulding, three Columbus children, two brothers Frank R. Gross and Maurice Gross of Athens, and two sisters Elizabeth Gross and Kate Burgess of Jacksonvill e.
Columbus observer reports Samuel Johnson, 60, questioned in connection with the death of Mrs Bailey 74 of Columbus at 1d January 7. Mrs Bailey allegedly left property to Johnson, per veil.
Columbus reports Secretary Brown edits a revised edition of Ohio Laws on legal notices with added appendix index and forms. The first revision since 1914 is mailed to interested parties amid busy Capitol activity as officials seek endorsements and new legislation advances. A uniform traffic code proposal, school board housing for superintendents, and licensing changes for firearms and unions are discussed alongside shifts in state library administration.
Rail time card fragment shows a train numbered 3 departing To le SNS and arriving at To le See Bay. Details are incomplete but indicate a scheduled timetable entry for a regional route.
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